Fast Food Franchises for Sale in San Mateo County, CA
San Mateo County, California
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2 results for "Fast Food Franchise" businesses in "San Mateo County, California"
San Mateo County, California
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Daly City, California
American Restaurant in Shopping Mall
$ 329,999
American burger and Chicken restaurant in the Serramonte Shopping Center. This is the Franchise Restaurant in the busy shopping mall location. Rent is $9000 . Next owner can bring the menu. Seller is trying to sell as an asset sale. There's a 14 feet hood and all equipment is in newer condition. You can Bring your own menu but not BOBA or TEA..
San Mateo, California
Ice Cream Franchise - Downtown, Easy To Operate
$ 900,000
CF : $ 250,000
A franchise ice cream business is for sale in downtown San Mateo. The store is 1,700 square feet, and the rent is $8,800 per month, including CAM (Common Area Maintenance). With the right management and an owner-operator, the business has the potential to generate over $210,000 net profit 2024. It is an easy-to-operate business with significant potential to increase sales. This is corporate operating store so if owner runs it, there are lots of potential. Interested buyers must sign an NDA for more information. *2023 Gross Sales: $822,273. *2024 Gross Sale : $910,00 *Sale from JAN/2025~AUG/2025 : $722,000 (Net profit till August :208,000)..
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California Fast Food Franchise Market Snapshot
- Number of Businesses: 2 listings
- Average Asking Price: $615,000 (based on 2 listings with disclosed pricing)
- Average Revenue: $900,000
- Average Cash Flow: $250,000
California Fast Food Franchise Market Insight
Single-unit QSR locations generating $500,000-$1M+ in annual gross sales typically list for $150,000-$400,000 as asset sales. Multi-unit portfolio acquisitions from retiring franchisees are increasingly common on BizBen. California's AB 1228 — a $20/hour minimum wage for fast food workers effective April 2024 — has materially affected unit economics, and buyers should review only post-April 2024 P&L statements. Drive-through formats continue to command 10-20% premiums over inline locations.
Why Invest in a California Fast Food Franchise
- Established brand recognition and proven operating systems reduce execution risk, especially for first-time buyers
- California's 40M population provides unmatched consumer demand across every cuisine category and price point
- Multi-unit portfolios increasingly available as first-generation franchisees retire
- SBA Franchise Registry loans available with streamlined approval for registered brands
California remains the largest and most active state for fast food franchise acquisitions in the country.
Selling Your California Fast Food Franchise?
Thinking about selling your fast food franchise? BizBen connects sellers with qualified buyers and experienced franchise brokers who understand franchisor transfer approval, FDD requirements, and California franchise resale law.